While the conversation around door-knocking is compelling, it’s not a prerequisite for success in the real estate business, writes Teresa Boardman. She offers a variety of alternatives if door-knocking just isn’t your thing.
Source: Inman News
Agents, stay off my grass and don’t knock on my door
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